Slaying Probe Expands With Reward Offered
Detective Capt. Kater Williams said McKay raised his hand to shield from buckshot as investigators, led by Ed J. McLean and Dist. Atty. Randy Butler, pursue when and where the shooting occurred near the parking lot. Investigators consider robbery as a motive. McKay’s wallet with $100 was found on the body. The newspaper offers a $5,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction.
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Kater Williams
McKay
Randy Butler
Fallon Trotter
Segretti details accounts of campaign sabotage and legal advice
Former White House counsel Dean III allegedly violated client lawyer ties by sharing Segretti’s materials with a Senate committee. Segretti testified about a tape on sabotage operations and documents given to a California lawyer, with Dean distributing them to the panel. He identified Chapin and Strachan as his recruiters at USC.
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White House
John W. “Dean III
Senate Committee
Segretti
Dean
California
Senate
CBS
Okhe
Chapin and Strachan
University of Southern California
Watershed plan faces delays over valuation and law questions
A petition signed by most property owners led to the appointment of viewers to appraise land for a U S Soil Conservation Service watershed project. Complaints about the appraisal sparked an injunction, with state assessment legality and project cost questions delaying progress. Roger Chapman cited 1960 costs near 1 million dollars, rising with inflation.
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U.S. Soil Conservation Service
SCS
Roger Chapman
Morgan County
Breland
Decatur
Robert Straub
Ben Britnell
Nixon defends Agnew stance on resignation and indictment
President says Agnew's refusal to resign if indicted is an altogether proper stance. He notes policy to dismiss indicted White House staffer but says Agnew as an elected official is different and must decide. Nixon emphasizes he never asked Agnew to resign and that the matter is for Agnew to decide.
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Agnew
Nixon
White House
City grapples with police pay and citywide raises
Policemen start at about 51 dollars monthly and argue for multi-step raises to reach deputy levels. City officials say larger raises require across the board pay increases, with over 350 city workers affected by a 5.5 percent raise costing more than 90 thousand dollars yearly. Mayor Bolding notes budget limits and a plan to survey Decatur police salaries for fairness.
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Frank Duke
Duke
Russell Bolding
Bolding
VW Beetle Price Reaches $2 625 In New U.S. Round
Volkswagen of America raised 1974 model prices by 14 percent citing higher production costs and a weaker dollar. The standard Beetle enters at 2625 dollars, with other models including the Super Beetle 2849 and the 7 seater station wagon 4350. Other firms such as Mercedes Benz Volvo Fiat Toyota and Mazda signaled 1974 price increases as well.
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New York
United States
Volkswagen of America
Volkswagen
Germany
General Motors
Ford
Mercedes- Benz
Volvo
Fiat
British Leyland
Toyota
Datsun
Mazda
Scientists warn Pioneer 10 may face deadly Jovian belts
Dr James Van Allen warned at a Naval Research Laboratory event that Pioneer 10 could be destroyed by radiation belts around Jupiter during its December flyby. He noted some scientists doubt the belts will doom the mission while others fear a severe radiation risk.
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James van Allen
University of Iowa
Earth
van Allen
America
Jupiter
Naval Research Laboratory
Bitter Bob confronts Arco over gas price protest
Costa Mesa California. Bob Smith blocks a gas line truck to protest rising prices. He drains oil, removes spark plugs, and moves a junk car behind the truck. Arco manager Jacob Straub orders the truck shut down. Smith ends the standoff after five hours, insisting gas shortages are a myth.
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Smith
Arco
Henry
Bob
Jacob F. Straub Jr
Pacific Southwest
Costa Mesa
Los Angeles
Straub
Payroll Savings Plan for U S Savings Bonds
The notice explains a simple payroll savings plan. Employees sign up at work and choose an amount to be set aside from each paycheck to buy U S Savings Bonds. The system makes saving automatic and unobtrusive.
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U.S
Turner tried to mortgage Orlando HQ amid Koscot woes
In Jacksonville on Tuesday former Koscot executive William Sant testified Glenn Turner attempted a mortgage on his $2 million Orlando headquarters to save the firm as legal trouble mounted. Bailey and seven Turner executives face federal mail fraud charges for allegedly overselling distributorships.
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Jacksonville, Fla
Glenn W. Turner
Orlando, Fla
Koscot Interplanetary Inc
Says
William Sant
Miami
Koscot
Turner
Boston
F. Lee Bailey
Turner Company
Bailey
Sant
Kascot
Turner and Bailey
Roscott
Dave
Gonorrhea Hike Feared in 1973 Rise
CHATTANOOGA Tenn AP projected a 15 percent national increase in gonorrhea cases for 1973 if current trends continue. Dr J D Millar of the CDC warned delegates to the Tennessee Valley Medical Assembly that gonorrhea and syphilis rank among top four reportable diseases, with about 2.5 million gonorrhea cases in 1972 and rising syphilis cases since 1970. He noted transmission to children by parents and to infants before and during birth.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
United States
Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
U.S
J. D. Millar
Millar
Tennessee Valley Medical Assembly
Jacksonville Plans Two Floating Nuclear Plants Offshore
Jacksonville Electric Authority moves to buy two Offshore Power floating reactors for 750 million dollars. Each plant will deliver 1100 megawatts with construction tied to OPS on Blount Island amid environmental litigation. Delivery aimed for 1982 and 1984 as fuel costs rise.
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Jacksonville
Florida Power & Light Company
Turkey Creek
Miami
Tenneco
Westinghouse
OPS
Blount Island
St. Johns River
Florida Audubon Society
Washington, D.C
Audubon Society
Atlantic Coast
U.S. Interior Department
Barnard Says Gun Meant Suicide Not Robbery
Robert E Barnard 24 of Phoenix told police he bought a .32 caliber pistol to end his life but instead robbed Sombrero Tavern. He surrendered on the robbery charge and police quoted him saying he did not want it to go to officers.
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Phoenix
Robert E. Barnard
Veo
Barnard
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